The use of PEX piping for plumbing, fire safety, and radiant systems continues to increase due to its durability, installation ease, and long-lasting performance. However, what is less known is how all the benefits of PEX directly relate to sustainability for a project.
Decarbonization is one of the most critical challenges facing industries today, and engineers are at the forefront of this transition. Already well-versed in concepts of energy efficiency and system optimization, momentum in this next facet of an engineer’s work has grown in even just the past few years and will continue to do so within the near future.
As the world grapples with the urgency of climate change, the role of engineers has become central in reducing carbon emissions across the scope of the building process.
Repair with confidence using Uponor's innovative plumbing solutions. Uponor TotalFit™ push-to-connect fittings and PEX-a pipe simplifies installations and boosts productivity.
Discover what all those letters, numbers, and codes mean that are printed on the side of Uponor PEX-a pipe and why it’s important for installers to know this information.
Radiant heating industry veteran Dave Yates explains to PM Engineer how the Uponor PEX-a pipes installed in his home more than 30 years ago are still durable and reliable, despite decades of use.
Uponor ProPEX® engineered polymer (EP) fittings undergo an extensive quality-assurance process that begins in the engineering design phase and continues through to production
With jobsite productivity and safety at the forefront of the construction industry, it’s important to know the innovations that are enabling faster, easier installs for contractors while providing end users with more efficient, sustainable systems.